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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
THE CYCLONE.

Yesterdays storm WAS q sad ending for
the calm Of the past few days and bitterly
do our neighbors across the Ohio feel it.
Abont 100 houses are wrecked or damaged
in Martins Ferry, causing a loss Of $50,
OOO or 100000. Other parts of the
county will swell the loss to perhaps
more than S15O,O 900. st. Clairsville has one
third of her buildings damaged and suffers
a loss nearly rs great as Martins Ferry.
But in this misfortune it is fortunate that
no one lost his life, though quite a number
We're injured. In this the people have
Jared much better than the Ohio town OF
Washington Court House, that was wreck
about a year ago and several persons killed
and injured.
This section of the country has long con-
graduated itself that it has been free from
devastating storms, such as sweep the
west every year. But yesterdays cyclone
was real genuine westerner, that had
wandered away from its western home.
The sudden changes Of temperature in the
past few days have been just such as
gather storms.
The people on this side of the river deep
ly sympathize with their Ohio brethren,
and will, We feel confident, he glad to aid
them in apy WAY that Is necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16

The Atlanta Constitution in speaking Of
the emigration from Georgia to Texas says:
Some years ago there was a great tiutter
and commOtiOn among Onr farmers, who
had been broken up by the war, to see
which could reach Texas filst. Thousands
reached there, and many rushed back
again. Some made fortunes in that State,
as they would have made them in Georgia
but the great majority found that hard
work and poverty was asplentiiul in Texas
as on our old red hills. Emigration to
Texas from Georgia has practically ceased.
Our people have discovered that the fruits
Of honest labor are no larger in a strange
and than they are at home, and the result
is that the Texas movement is at an end. D."
While West Tirginia has been growing
faster in population and wealth in the
past few years than almost any State east
OF the Mississippi, there have been West
Yirginians leaving the State TO seek TO bet
ter their condition in the west and south
west, while men from other States have
come in to take their places. What the
Constellation says fits West Virginia and
West Yirginians pretty well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16

SAYS the Philadelphia Lcdger: John
WANAMAEEE on Monday notified his EN-
plOyes Of his intention 10 introduce forth
with a system Of profit sharing. All the
sales persons throughout the house will
have added to their present salaries on and
after Monday next a sum each week
graded by their sales. In the clerical,
packing, invoice and various offices a civil
service system will be strictly followed in
promotions and Announcements. A special
honor list" will be kept for the more rapid
preferment of those showing marked bust
ness ability. The extra payments apply
only to the retail departments and to such
rs have been in the service six months and
over. Mr. WANAMAHER said that not
less than SlOO, 900 would he distributed to
the employees through :he new system this
year in addition to their salaries"
firm in ST. Louis and another in Bos-
ton are working on similar plan. This
is the practical way to get at the adjust
ment of the labor problem, and will ac-
complish more than years of yapOrings
from enthusiasts about incomprehensible
distractions. These experiments will be
watched with great interest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16

DOUND-A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY,
II which the owner can have by proving
amount and kind and paying for this advertise
ment and a reasonable reward ID. CUNNING
HAM, Night Waterman, b. & o. shops. apl6,7
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Pleasant school Entertainment.

Tn Thursday evening, at the Greggsyille
NJ. +. Church, a highly enjoyable enter
tainment WAS given by the day school of
that place. Long before the hour had ar
rived for the performance to commence q
crowd had gathered which completely
packed the house. The West Liberty Cor
net Band was in attendance, and diScOursed
sweet music at intervals during the per
tornance. A number of young ladies and
gentlemen came out from Wheeling in the
large four horse bus, and added greatly to
the enjoyment of the evening.
Great credit is due Mr.. Biggs, the
teacher, for the manner in which he re-
hearsed the children, who did their part to
the admiration of all those present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CLERKS OFFICE

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS GF OHIO COUNTY,
WHEELING, W. Va, AprilI3, 1857. J
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until nth inst, at 10 a. m, FOR the following
Boggs' Hill s & b. road, TriadeIphia District,
100 cubic yarcs macadamizing.
Boggs Hill s. & 3. ROAD Richland District, ~
cubic yards matchmaking
Battle Run to q. c. & +. road, % cubic yards
matchmaking.
Chapel Run to springer's road, 200 cubic yards
maCadamiZing.
Elm Grove aud Boggs' Hill road, 100 cubic
yards macadamizng.
Greggsyille Clinton and Potomac road, Rich.
land District, Gt0 cubic yards matchmaking.
Greggsville, Clinton and Potomac road, Liberty
District, $40 cubic yards macsdamizing.
Glenns Run and Cherry Hill road, 10 cubic
yards matchmaking
Kellys Barn and d. C. road, Richland District,
40 cubic yards matchmaking.
Middle Wheeling Creek road dover cnd) 300
cubic yards matchmaking.
Middle Wheeling Creek road upper end) 50
cubic yards mRcadamiZing.
McGraw's Run 10 q. G. & P. road, 10 cubic
yards macadamiZng.
Meeting House Hill road, 200 cubic yards mac
adamiZinP.
Peters Run road, Triadelphia District 40
cubic yards matchmaking
Peters RIM road, Richland District, 100 cubic
yards maOadamiEng.
Peninsula road, 800 cubic yards MAJ ahamizing.
Pogue's Run road, 70 cubic yards maCsdEmizing.
River road, City 10 Glenn's Run, 80 cubic yards
matchmaking.
River road, Glenns Run to Brooke county. $50
cubic yards naCadamiZing.
Rice & Castlemans Run road, 20 cubic yards
macadAmiZing
Rice & Casilemans Run road. Is cubic yards
CulveH masonry.
Roney's Point to b. g Il B. road, 100 cubic
yards maCadAmiZing
Short Greek, north fork, road, 10 cubic yards
matchmaking
Short Creek, south fork, road, 80 cubic yaIds
mAcadamizinR
Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling road, so
cubic yards macadAmizng
Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling road 20
cubic yards culveH masonry.
Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany road
Iriahelphia District, 300 cubic yards macadam-
iZing.
Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany road,
Liberty District, 30 cubic yards matchmaking
Wheeling and FairmOnt Pike, 800 cubic wards
mAcadamiZinR
West Union and Roney's Point, 4 0 cubic yards
macadamiZng
Wheeling and Elm Grove road, Richie Dis
triet, 40 cubic yards matchmaking.
wheeling and Elm Grove road. TriapelphiA
Dlstrct, llO cubic yards macadamizlng
Mssl Llberty and Heyey's road, l95 cubic
wsddle z wsrien7s Run road, 10 cubic yards
mAcadamiZinR
Proposals for masonry must include prepara.
Bids for all CLASSES Of work must be by the
cubic yard,
All proposals must state the full names Of bid
dersy with pnStOfiee address, and must be accom-
panied BY the names OF two responsible parties
as Sureties for the Performance Of contract, II
awarded
The quantities above given are only approx,
mate and subject 20 change.
For further information amply 10 the under.
Sgued.
The Board reserves the night 10 reject any or
Endorse proposals. Proposals for County
ROBERT 3. WOODS,
Clerk Of the Board OF Commissioners
W. c. SMITH, County Engineer. aplsA4g
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Another East River Bridge.

New York City and adjacent towns con-
tain some ., 900, 600 people; all the lines OF
rapid transit are OyerwOrked at the hours
when people are going to business and re-
turning to their homes. This iseSpecially
true of the Brooklyn bridge over the East
river, and so another bridge is q necessity.
Manhattan Island is q natural monopoly.
On this irregular OblOng live some J. OO,-
600 people, Ond the city cannot grow lat
orally; it must either grow up into the air
or down into the earth or overflow upon
Long Island and into New Jersey. Eleya-
ton and delying having been carried to an
extreme almost already; the present ten
dency is to overflow. The accompanying
cut shows DIR. Thomas Rainey's plan for
the proposed new bridge, designed to cross
Mt BlaCkwelPs Island and furnish rapid
transit to a new residence region north and
east of Brooklyn. The design OF the
bridge is by Mr.. C. c. Schneider, who was
architect of the Cantilever bridge at Mia
CARA; it is to he 81 miles long, l53 feet
high, and Import two lines OfrailrOad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
TWO PROPOSITIONS.

The Philadelphia Record draws these
conclusions from the result of the recent
elections: Two propositions seem to have
been clearly established First, that the
detection from ordinary party strength
caused by the Labor vote, where Labor
tickets have been put in the field, pulls
hardest on the Democratic strength; and
second, that any Labor demonstration
taking on the color of Socialism, if fornid-
able enough to be threatening, results in n
combination of all other parties 10 resist it.
These results demonstrate anew that the
Democratic party, as the natural ally of
the labOring man, suffers by any political
alteration which oyertakes the working
man and cOnfuses his judgement. To put
the Republican party in power is to keep
labor as flat on its hack as possible. But
If it be = mistake 10 pull down
Democracy in order to exalt Republican
ism, it is astill more deplorable mistake on
the part Of the labor organizations to coal
esce with Socialists and Anarchists for any
purpose whatever. The election in New
York last fall and the election in Chicago
this week show cOnclusiyely that both Re-
publicans and Democrats are ready to for
sake their own flag temporarily rather
than take the chances OF political tendon
cies that appear to be revolutionary in de-
sign"
Both of these propositions are against q
third party and against the Democratic
party, and in favor of the Republican
party. Under such conditions it should
not be difficult for the workingman to de
eide how to act if he wishes to benefit his
his fellows as far rs is possible through
nnlitiral means
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
ID i'm me by the will of Thomas II. Wins, de-
ceased | will as executor on
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APo,nasa fut.rroeasory.

10 tAe Eiilor Ofthe Rsgia9.
Why does Joe Miller persist in having
Washington correspondents every week or
so defend him from some imaginary at
tacks from West Virginia Democrats, and
why do the correspondents play 50 contln-
ually into Miller's hands by constantly
publishing his doleful complainings. Once
for all let me inform handsome Joseph
that he is not q factor in West Virginia
polities. In Democratic circles he is
neither discussed nor thought of. To such
an extent is this true, that in the recent
and pending Senatorial question neither
side dare claim him. DEMOCRAT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
SleeOleSsneas,

Narcotics and sedatiEes murder sleep;
the unnatural stupOr is soon followed by
ill effects. Simmons Liver Regulator re-
moves the cause of restleSsness and sleep
lessneSs by regulating the bowels, by es-
tabliShing good digestion and by quieting
the nerves.
81 have been . great sufferer from dys-
pepSia and loss of sleep. As soon rs feel
the least nervous / take dose of Simmons
Liver Regulator, and sleep all night"
Mis-. Il. BRYANT. Gri.woldsyille. Ga.
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF
CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
ceased. | will, as executor, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 23, 1857,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. sell at public auC-
ton, at the north front door Of the Court House
Of Ohio county, in the city of Wheeling, the fol-
lowing Centre Wheeling property:
|. Lot 81 on the southeast corner of Main street
and Alley Is, with four Two story Brick Houses
thereon, fronting ON the east side Of Main street
= SO much of Lot as lies south of the prop
ertys.deviSed 10y the said will TO J. W. Amick, and
north of that owned by W. 7. Bachman, Ind
having front on the west side Of Main street
Of about l61% feet, with TwOstOry Brick House
on Main street, and a Two-story Frame House on
the rear of said part of Lot 50.
3. The north 30 feet inches of Lot 81 on the
southwest corner of Main street. and Alley Is
having thereon erected two TW0.stOry Brick
and four TwO-story Brick Houses fIontiHg on
Alley Is This part of Lot ~ adjoins on the
south that part devised by said viii 10 Thomas +
Amick, and extends on tie front from Alley IS
southwark TO the center line OF the north parti-
ton wall Of said Thomas f. Amick.
Sales will be made In such parcels rs will be
most beneficial to the estate
TERMS OF SALE-One-thiTd and as much
more Of the purchase money as the purchaser
may elect TO pay, CASH; and the residue in two
equal payments in one and two years with inter
est from day of sale, notes with good security To
be given by the purchasers. and the title 10 be
until payment in full
Executor of Thomas II. Wins, deceased.
J. C. HERvEY, Auctioneer. apl6i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16

DIR. Rainey looks to the building up of a
city, which is TO extend nOrthward from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard seven miles and
eastward from the river five miles, and "a
contain comfortable and rOOmy homes fol
at least 1000 900 of people. His plan is
that the railroad shall. connect with the
Grand Central Station ut FOrty-sccond
street, with the termini of existing rail.
roads on Long Island, and with other
points in Brooklyn. The Long Island APP
proach of the bridge would extend nearly
two miles inland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
DIED.

CAMPBELI-OR Thursday, April II. 1887, at .
O'Clock p. m, RoBEKr CAMPBELL, aged 20 years
and months.
Funeral services at his late residence, No. IL
South Penn street, Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock. Friends Of the family respectfully in
yited. Interment private.
H0GE-On Thursday, April "a. 1857. at $50
O'Clock q. N Ms. RAcaEL NJ. HOGE relict Of the
late Isaac HOge, in the S9i year Of her age.
Funeral nom her late residence, No 81 Thir
teeRth street, st 10 O'clock a. m. Saturday, April
ID. InterRent private.
DUNBAR--At Cincinnati. o.. Thursday, April
1tfh. lSS7, al 10 4. m Mrs. Isabella DUNBAR. In
the 7Srd year Of her age.
Funeral notice hereafter
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"IiehIg Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic

gives more tone than anything have ever
used or prescribed" says Professor II.
GoullOn, NJ. d., Physician TO the Grand
Duke of Saxony, Knight of the Iron Cross,
etc. THE effect of the Coca borders upon
the marvellous, and il not clearly anthem
tieated by scientists of undOubted veracity
would be altogether beyond belief, says
DIR. VIM. ). Searle. Invaluable in head
affections, weakened memory, dizziness,
determination of blood to the head, sick
nervous headache. Also highly beneficial
in palpitation of the heart aud other fOruIs
OF heart disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16

THE IRtsligeReeT in speaking Of the
Council and Board of Public Works says ::
"While there are good men TO be found in
the majority party no sufficient reason aP-
pears for turning over the Board to the
minority" How the sentiments Of our
con temporary change in regard to sneh
subjects.
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Quick Sales aud Small Profits.

James" said the druggist to the new
boy, iii you can induce customer to pur,
chase quantity OF anything by offering
him a small discount, You may do So 1t
is a good business principle, James, to
turn your capital often, although the mar
gin of profit is not 80 large"
''Ies, sir, )" replied James, and the pro,
prietOr went out to lunch.
On his return he learned, with more or
less satisfaction, that intelligent James
had induced q customer, who only wanted
one two-eent postage stamp to buy the en-
tire stock ut q cent aud half apiece.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
SOMETHING A

SOMETHING ABOUT LONGEVITY.
Several of Wheeling's citizens that had
attained ripe old age have died in the
year past. And what is worthy of note
most Of them were a short time before
their deeease in the full exercise of their
mental and physical powers, and were en-
gagged in their accustomed work. The
climate Of West Virginia seems conducive
to longevity, as it is no uncommon thing
to meet with men in almost all parts of
the State who have passed their four
score years In our KingwOOd letter
a few days ago il was mentioned that q
man ninety-eight years old walked twenty
four miles one daylast week TO attend court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL

On Saturday, April, sd, ISL, at 10 a. m,
will offer for sale 70 the highest bidder. at the
front door Of the Court House, the following de
seribed real estate; Part of Lot No. a in Chap
line and Eoff's addition % the city of Wheeling,
W. Va, situate on the southeast corner OF Main
and Twenty second streets. The improvements
consist of three twO-stOry brick dwelling houses
and storerOom on the corner with dwelling
above, and known as Nos. POO POP 2All and
2D6 Main street. AL occupied and productive.
Pays 500 per annum- Tile good. Terms made
known ON day Of sale.
WI. BINEHART
W. B. HALLER, AuctiOneer. aplSz
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EEsPROPOSALS
For Cushions and Carpeting

The auditorium of the Third Presbyterian church,
South Wheeling will be received until Thursday,
April p, 1887, at go p IN. Leave sample OF car
pets and cushion material ut W. S. McCOllOugh'S
Drug Store Trustees win meet at the church on
Thursday, April p, at 730 p IN, to award con
tract. Bidders TO state when they can complete
the work. For all necessary information en-
Quire of R NJ. GILLELAED,
aplItl6 President Board OF Trustees.
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Trouble Ahead.

A South Carolina woman has a record OF
seventeen children in nine years of mar
fled life. II is folly TO say that the bitter
feeling has all gone out of Southern hearts;
and little straws like the above show that
in some localities the citizens are preparing
for anOthhr war.
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A LONG FELT WANT.

Robert Luke has secured q flrst-elaS man as q
driver for 3 street hack. He can be found at the
New Mcclure House at most any time night or
day, on or after Monday, the 9TH Of March, 1887.
ANY person wishing his services can telephone
10 No l2i, or the Mcclure House He win meet
all of the trains on this side OF the river
mrlSdsb1eOde
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MARRIED.

LS-MCNECHEN-Atth Second Presby-
terrain church, Ap-il Il, lSS5, by Rev. VIM. III.
Cooke, d. D., Mr. EPHRAIN WELLS, Of Sisters
Vile, W. Va. and Miss MARY T. MCMECHES,
daughter Of Rev. Jas. II. McMeehen, Of Wheel
ing, W. Va.
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PROPOSALS FOR SEWER

Sealed proposals will be received al the office
of the Board OF Public Works until Wednesday,
furnishing TO the Board first class salt glazed
Sewer Pipe. both single and double strength.
The successful bidder to give bond in the
nf contract. Name of surety 10 be offered on
said bond must accompany proposal Surety
shall be a citizen of the State Of West Virginia.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids
Proposals should be addressed to the Clerk Of
the Board Of Public Works
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
JANIS II. LANCASTER, Clerk. apl3r
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Probably.

An exchange states that William stur-
geon, the famous electrician, rose rapidly
from a cobbler's bench" He probably sat
on the sharp end OF an awl.
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NTcLAIN'S WHEELING
VEGETABLE CATHARTIC PILLS

Are the greatest purifiers OF the system ever dis
covered. and as they, unlike most pills, contain
no deadly cGiOInel, do not grippe Be sure you get
the genuine, with the werd Whotinig Oh the out
side wrapper. Sold 10y most dealers No piTHnss
with the genuine. McLAEN BROTHERS,
Manufacturers ap9
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Mo- a.

MO- a.
The loose cb ge you waste each week b.
made the fOuD lion Of fortune. THREE DOL
LARS A WEE will buy a house for a nal.
family. You @ buy house in few year With
about the sane money you now pay fuI rent.
Many persons rent all their lives, paying out Il
suff iient sum 10 buy a dozen houses Al q yet
never owning home Why no. have some am
bitiln! Why not try 10 get shesd Their IS no
reason why any industrious man or woman
should not own their own property.
This Association win commence TO receive
due next Saturday evening, April l6, at the Of
fee If the Fire and Marine Insurance Co, No.
lli7 Main street. stock can be obtained at the
above place, or from any OF the 10 Iowila gentle
men. Joseph lawson. c. II. Collier, G. d. Beall
+. c Myers, NJ r. Wolff Hugo /. Loo Z F.
Fred. G. IL. Schwertfeger, h nry F.
Jones. W. NJ. BOUCHER. s. J. Boyd. aplA
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OF Course

IthdS SUEflQS
What is the use of pardoning man out
of the penitentiary when, if he were out,
he wouldn't need any pardon?
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Aelr advertisements.


T osT-BETwEEN MAIN AND cHAPLINE
taeles, Tin case markell !. G. Dillon 4 Coz The
finder viii confer q favor by leaving them at
14O9 Main street ap1eq
"ANTED = SITUATION IN STORE Oh
w Office BY boy Of IS years. Is willing TO
make himself generally useful Can give best Of
references. Address "WANT," care REGISTER
Office. apl6
DoUND-A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY,
~ which the owner can have by proving
amount and kind and paying for this advertise
ment and reasonable reward ID. CUNNING
HAM, Night Waterman, b. & o. shops. apl6,I7
WANTED-A MAN TO WORK ON FARM.
Wv who understands milking and attending to
cattle German preferred. Address Farm"
care REGISTER otiiee. apl5S
UTANTED-COUNTRY BOARD-A FAMILY
wv wishes to board three or four months in
the country with q private family. Address
TX. y. L., care REGISTER office. apl5s
ENURNIsHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. Apply
II al 81 Nineteenth street aP12
UTANTED.-THE SON OF PRESENTER
wv Ian MINISTER, with one years expert
enee in the retail business, desires a position in
a retail dry goods house. Reference the best.
Address M B., Office OF the REGISTER.
aplSwGsA
INOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM AND Gel
IL lar formerly occupied by Shellhaase 4 Son,
corner Market and Eleventh streets Enquire at
F. Hanauer's, 1906 Market street. McMechen's
old stand. apin
II OST-A PAIR OF GOLD EYEGLASSES, ON
L. Market street, between Fifth street and
Twenty-siXth street, Finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving them at this office or al
5f North Market street. apll
IN0R SALE-Heavy Draught Horses and fancy
II Driving Horses at st, Charles Hotel Stables,
corner Fourteenth and Water streets aplOea
EOR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM. THIRD
II story Of building No. u . Market street.
ap2h
UTANTED-lOO Statesmen AT ONCE on
w liberal terms Facilities unsurpassed.
BROWN BROTHERS. NurseryInen, Rochester,
n. Y. marl9oawqr
NTANTED-AGENTS TO SELL THE ONLY
w Lswn-Sprinkler that can be moved about
without shutting off the water or walking in the
wet grass; sells at sight. Address STEPHEN +.
FROST, s. 100 and l02 Randolph street, Detroit
Mich. ap9a
S525 90 p AG MONTH will f P;STf I .;
pay forfeit New portraits just out. A $50
sample sent free TO all. W. Il. CHIDESFER 4
son, 2S Bond Street, New York apl5ea6t
BASE BALL.
n Al A